> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.uplifter-curling.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Where did Teams, Schedules, Standings (TSS) go? > Each league's teams, schedule and standings are on its new-look page at /programs/, with CCM's three standings views; CCM's TSS index is the club site's Leagues page at /leagues. **Must know** * Every published league has one page, `/programs/`, showing **Standings**, **Teams** and the **Draw Schedule** — whatever the league has published. It is a new-look page for every member; there is no classic version. * Standings keep CCM's three views — **Total Points for all \{Rounds}**, **Total Points for Each \{Round}** (the default) and **Wins/Losses/Ties** — using your club's word for a round. * CCM's one-row-per-league TSS index is the club site's **Leagues** page, `/leagues`, listed on **My Account** as **Teams, Schedules, Standings**. Joomla `view=tss` and `view=league_info` bookmarks land there; `view=tss&layout=leagues_result_entry` lands on **Game results**. ## Finding a league Members open a league from **Leagues** (`/leagues`). It lists every active public league, including leagues already under way, with **Registration open**, **Teams**, **Schedule** and **Standings** badges. Leagues are also reachable from the **Registration** page (`/register`), which lists only leagues open for signup, or from wherever the club links them: the site menu, a home-page button, a news post. The **Leagues** page also works while a migrated club's site is still an exact copy of its old website. The league page shows the blocks its League Edit form turned on (the Show Teams / Schedule / Standings settings), and a **League information** link when the league has an info page. Teams appear as team names or skip names according to the league's **Display Teams Using** setting. ## Standings The standings print one table per round × division with the columns the league selected — from Wins, Losses, Ties, Round Points, Total Points, Ends Won, Games Played, Games Scheduled and Win % — sorted on the league's default sort column and direction, with ties broken deterministically. Teams with no games in a group do not appear, as in CCM. As in CCM, a member can re-sort the table: in **Total Points for Each \{Round}**, every column header (**Team**, **W**, **RP** and so on) is a link — click to sort by it, click again to flip the direction. The sort is part of the page address, so a view can be bookmarked; without it the league's own order applies. The three views above the table are CCM's: * **Total Points for all \{Rounds}** — one row per team, the league-wide total. A team with no recorded points sorts last. * **Total Points for Each \{Round}** — the per-round × division grid. Existing links open this one. * **Wins/Losses/Ties** — a head-to-head grid ("Scheduled" for an unplayed game) followed by a fixed Team / W / L / T / GS / GP summary that ignores the column selection, again as CCM did. On the admin **Standings** tab, staff are told which rule is in use — "Ranked by points assigned per game" or "Ranked by results mapped through the points rule". ## Schedule and result entry The **Draw Schedule** lists the league's draws with sheet, time and teams. When the league allows online result entry, a signed-in member sees **Record result** (or **Edit result**) on their own team's played games right on the schedule, as CCM put the entry into its schedule layout. The same entry is on **Game results** (`/account/results`) and **My Teams**. As in CCM, a game can be recorded from its own day (on the club's clock), not before. Entries move the standings immediately. **Related:** [Where do I see all of my club's leagues?](/members/leagues-and-games/where-do-i-see-all-my-clubs-leagues) · [Business rules](/product/business-rules) · [Where did the Points grid go?](/ccm/what-changes/where-did-points-go) · [Where did the rest of the Member Menu go?](/ccm/what-changes/where-did-the-member-menu-go) This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.